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    • Jakub SvobodaJ
      Jakub Svoboda
      last edited by

      Hello,
      I have been using n++ for quite some time now, mainly for programming. I wanted to create two shortcuts to, ALT+D to be used as the HOME button and ALT+F to be used as the END button. However, whenever I press ALT, the menu on the top tries to match the combination to its selection. Is there a way to disable the top menu shortcuts and make the ALT+key shortcuts viable?
      Thanks for replies.

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      • gstaviG
        gstavi
        last edited by

        Your problem is with ALT+F specifically and not with ALT+key in general.
        Each item in the main menu has an ALT+letter shortcut, the letters are indicated by underline. This is how traditional Windows applications work.
        AFAIK, these can not be overridden.
        For me ALT+D works, it is a shortcut to DSpellCheck plugin.

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        • Jakub SvobodaJ
          Jakub Svoboda
          last edited by

          The ALT+F is not the only problematic combination. The others (including alt+d) do work, but windows still tries to open the appropriate top menu and when no selection is matched, it plays a windows beep.

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          • Claudia FrankC
            Claudia Frank @Jakub Svoboda
            last edited by

            @Jakub-Svoboda

            it plays a windows beep.

            why not disabling the sound by using windows sound applet?

            Cheers
            Claudia

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            • thunderbirdmozT
              thunderbirdmoz
              last edited by

              You can try using a third party macro program like autohotkeys to trap alt+d and convert it to home.

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